Hard Warmer placement
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What?? Are you flying somewhere extremely cold? I have never had any problems with keeping my remote warm and I am curious why you posted this without any explanation? Or are they just for keeping your hands warm?
Personally I use touchscreen enabled photography gloves when I am out flying in cold weather as pictured below. Actually I returned the Pgytech photography gloves because I found the touchscreen parts of the fingers didn’t work as well as the neoprene “Wind Stopper” gloves. Those gloves work extremely well for the touchscreen and they also keep my hands very warm on cold winter days out flying.
But when I use the muff shown below and it’s extremely cold out I will place hand warmers inside the muff itself.
I just thought I would show you an alternative to the hand warmers.
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Both, the RC is like a block of ice.
I checked reviews and didn’t like what I was reading.
i will definitely do a search on those!
How are they for stick control?
I have a couple pair of winter glove but they don’t feel right controlling the sticks so I always pull them off.
That Wtoty just might work for me!
Stick control feels like you have a pair of gloves on but it’s tolerable for me anyway. I had to make a choice between my hands freezing or not and I chose wearing them. The really nice thing about them is that you’re able to use your touchscreen without any problems. Whereas the Pgytech ones only worked some of the time and these work great.
The photo of gloves & muff... looks like 2 different gloves, one appears to have finger tip covers.What?? Are you flying somewhere extremely cold? I have never had any problems with keeping my remote warm and I am curious why you posted this without any explanation? Or are they just for keeping your hands warm?
Personally I use touchscreen enabled photography gloves when I am out flying in cold weather as pictured below. Actually I returned the Pgytech photography gloves because I found the touchscreen parts of the fingers didn’t work as well as the neoprene “Wind Stopper” gloves. Those gloves work extremely well for the touchscreen and they also keep my hands very warm on cold winter days out flying.
But when I use the muff shown below and it’s extremely cold out I will place hand warmers inside the muff itself.
I just thought I would show you an alternative to the hand warmers.
Can you provide the brand of the two and which one you felt worked best.
After chemo treatment, my fingers have since always gotten very cold and numb.
Brand names are Pgytech and WindStopper. I returned the Pgytech ones because they didn’t work very consistently on the touchscreen. Now the WindStopper gloves are excellent and those are the ones that I use.
I did a Google on Windstopper before msg to you and it came up with multiple brands all indicating Windstopper.... Amazon, etc. I'll try it again.
On the 2nd photo, you have 2 different gloves... the 1st photo are the Pgytech, but 2nd photo looks like 2 different models too.
On the 2nd photo, you have 2 different gloves... the 1st photo are the Pgytech, but 2nd photo looks like 2 different models too.
Found them... made by Aneil. Several by Gore, and others.
https://www.amazon.com/Cycling-Touc...ocphy=9017953&hvtargid=pla-568391771667&psc=1
You didn't like the other ones with the finger openings?
I've tried several screen contact gloves and all poor performance...these work pretty good on screen?
https://www.amazon.com/Cycling-Touc...ocphy=9017953&hvtargid=pla-568391771667&psc=1
You didn't like the other ones with the finger openings?
I've tried several screen contact gloves and all poor performance...these work pretty good on screen?
Yes, they work great on the touchscreen. I got one pair from AliExpress but Amazon has several different ones.
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